It's ok trees be mystical and cool

Hey I'm here for lore and this is lore. It's also a good chunk of Tree lore I didn't even know existed and that's always a huge win.

Could you do a lore video on cadwell from elder scrolls online/ elder scrolls online Elswyer I believe he’d make a great video

Can you please cover the Daedra next? Or there dimension?

Next week: Why do the Dark Elves have teeth

He made a deal with hermarra morrow

@@ImperialKnowledge I will keep asking for that unironically until it happens. I am serious.

​@@ImperialKnowledgeweek after that: how the tale of lusty argonian maid was just a cover story for the most deadly shadowscales agent

@@whoeverest_the_whateverest Is that what that Allinall video was about? I've always wondered about that. So much esoteric lore man, that I *still* don't know.

The books are very good. Listened to them both as an audiobook, narrator did an amazing job

I think the theories about the sleeping tree and the basics about Umbriel as well as the new ingenium were already covered plenty by camelworks, but a more detailed video about the story from the books and the historical impacts from the Umbriel crisis would be much needed. These include some very major events that i don't think have been covered outside the books

Fossils…. I have no idea… but I want to know now…

"I say, Holmes, what kind of rocks do they have in Morrowind?" "Sedimentary, my dear Watson."

That is definitely not too far fetched. I made a video on STDs in TES and several diseases in the past but never on that. Considering previous research experience I think I wont find anything since in terms of diseases almost no real world ones seem to have been carried over by the writers. Likely because TES games can serve as an escape to IRL and the writers would not want to remind people of sad stuff and thus they invent their own diseases. Buuuutttt…. i havent looked into it yet. That is just speculation. i may look into it soon thanks!

Ah I must have missed that quest! Which zone is it in?

@@ImperialKnowledge Grathwood, North of Haven there is a small wood elf settlement and you can pick it up as you aproach.

With the amount of time I have that is unfortunately just not on the table. It would likely be a 20 minute video talking about the lore behind it and the basic story Like, spoiler free here in the comments, I’d focus on where umbriel came from, why it came, what happened and in general which characters were important. Id focus almost exclusively on the lore explanations and leave the “and then this character went here” for the book/audiobook (audible pls sponsor me so I can give it for free to people bc the audiobook is decent) I got the feedback that my questline videos are less enjoyable bc I focussed too much on the story rather than lore implications. And I kind of agree with that as by discussing lore implications and general story themes I dont ruin a potential playthrough (or read in this case) of a story

@@ImperialKnowledge Well,I'd still enjoy it all the same. Maybe if have more time in the future you could think about it,till then hope you feel better soon and hopefully life will be a little less stressful for you in the future.👍✌️

What about the rest of the games

@@EA_SP0RTCENTER The other games have cool lore as well.

I thought the same until I found this dialogue which you get if you approach danica after getting the rumor from an innkeeper that she wants the sap: It's an old tree. Very old. They say it was a seedling when the first men were arriving from Atmora, thousands of years ago. The sap is precious. It can restore barren fields or bring life to rocks. I can use it to repair the Gildergreen, so we can worship properly again

Oh seems like my earlier reply wasn't posted. Maybe cuz of the dialogue that I shared with source link. Anyways I couldn't find that dialogue of bringing the seedling from Atmora.. Perhaps that comes from a mod like immersive npc dialogues or something. But the actual dialogue I remember from the quest as well as the one I shared that didn't post has her saying the tree is the oldest living creature in Skyrim, pre-dating men & elves, which is why their metals can't harm it. The seedling that does get planted when Atmorans began settling Skyrim was the gildergleam in whiterun. And the sapling for that was gotten from the eldergleam What's so special about this tree? "To the east of here is a hidden grove where the Eldergleam resides. It's the oldest living thing in Skyrim. Maybe all of Tamriel. Our tree here in the city was grown from a cutting of that tree." What kind of weapon would work? "Eldergleam is older than metal, from a time before man or elves. To even affect it, you have to tap into the old magic."

I did not know that. Maybe it means for example Black ironwood trees have fruit while regular ones have nuts.

@@ImperialKnowledge I've thought about it a bit more. So nuts are edible seeds, and fruits *contain* seeds. I suppose they _could_ refer to the seed inside the fruit as a "nut", but this defies convention since edible seeds in fruits are usually just called seeds. See: pumpkin seeds. Another possibility is that it's like almond trees: the immature form of the seed is called a "fruit" and the mature form is referred to as a "seed", but this is the only time I'm aware of something like that happening, and I'm not sure that it's _technically_ accurate to call it fruit. I hadn't considered your solution but that *also* makes sense as a possibility.

I did a couple of those! I have a playlist on the channel called questline stories

@@ImperialKnowledge cool